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“Jackass” star Steve-O has been charged with a traffic infraction for an anti-SeaWorld stunt in which he defaced a freeway sign in San Diego. The Los Angeles-based entertainer, whose full name ...
Steve-O is about to lose his freedom for 30 ... to 30 days in Los Angeles County Jail for an August protest of SeaWorld, during which he climbed a 100-foot crane over Sunset Blvd.
Steve-O's SeaWorld stunt may not have freed the whales, but it did earn him jail time. The Jackass star, whose real name is Stephen Glover, was sentenced Wednesday to 30 days in jail for climbing ...
Video provocateur Steven Glover, better known as Steve-O from the “Jackass” movies and television show, has been cited with a violation of the California Vehicle Code for altering a SeaWorld ...
By Ryan Parker Steve-O uses a visual aid to improve his ... in Hollywood to raise awareness of the treatment of animals at SeaWorld. Steve-O pleaded no contest to two misdemeanor counts ...
The actor was ordered to pay a fine or go to trial By Diana Swartz Steve-O Sea World - H 2014 Jackass comedian Steve-O has been cited with a traffic infraction for defacing a San Diego freeway ...
According to Steve-O’s Facebook page, where he documented the whole fiasco, he was protesting SeaWorld and its mistreatment of killer whales. Steve-O posted several videos and photographs ...
“Jackass” star Steve-O was released on bail Monday after an anti-SeaWorld stunt atop a construction crane in Hollywood landed him in jail. Just before he was arrested Sunday night, the stunt ...
The Jackass star was sentenced on Wednesday to 30 days in the Los Angeles County jail following his Aug. 9 protest against SeaWorld, in which he climbed a 100-ft. crane. Steve-O, whose real name ...
Steve-O was charged with a traffic infraction last year for another anti-SeaWorld demonstration in which he defaced a San Diego freeway sign.
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Steve-O was sentenced Wednesday to 30 days in jail for climbing at least 100 feet up a crane in Hollywood in a protest against SeaWorld that drew dozens of emergency responders.